Bulldogs Sweep Pine Ridge for Ninth Win of the Season
Posted September 12, 2026
PALM COAST, Fla. (FPCSports.com) — The Flagler Palm Coast girls volleyball team continued its strong start to the season Thursday night, sweeping Pine Ridge 3-0 inside the Anderson Athletic Center on September 10. The victory improved the Bulldogs’ record to 9-1 as FPC combined an efficient attack with aggressive serving and steady defensive play to secure the straight-set win.
Grace Taylor led the Bulldogs at the net with a match-high 12 kills on 32 attacks. The senior also contributed seven service aces, 10 assists and eight digs in an impressive all-around performance. Kaitlyn Ebding added 10 kills, six aces, six digs and three assists. She committed only four attacking errors across 28 attempts and finished with a .214 hitting percentage.
Peyton Smith recorded three kills and added an ace, while Elsie Marks and Aidamarys Bailey-Ortiz each finished with two kills. Bailey-Ortiz converted both of her error-free attacks and posted a team-best .400 hitting percentage. Eliza Goco added one kill on her only attempt and joined Taylor with a solo block. Tatum Hamilton helped direct the FPC offense with a team-high 11 assists while adding an ace and a dig. Brie Sproul contributed six assists, two aces and a team-leading 12 digs from the back row. Josie Newman added two digs as the Bulldogs finished the match with 34 as a team.
The sweep gave the Bulldogs their ninth victory through the first 10 matches of the season and continued their strong play on their home court inside the Anderson Athletic Center.
Match Leaders
Category
FPC leader
Total
Kills
Grace Taylor
12
Hitting percentage
Eliza Goco
1.000
Assists
Tatum Hamilton
11
Service aces
Grace Taylor
7
Digs
Brie Sproul
12
Blocks
Grace Taylor and Eliza Goco
1 each
Team Statistics
Category
FPC total
Kills
30
Attacks
91
Assists
30
Service aces
17
Digs
34
Solo blocks
2
The sweep gave the Bulldogs their ninth victory through the first 10 matches of the season and continued their strong play on their home court inside the Anderson Athletic Center.